Rust is a Rust-based port of the LayeredSyscall project. This tool performs indirect syscalls while generating legitimate API call stack frames by abusing Exception Handling (VEH) to bypass user-land EDR hooks in Windows.
Rust performs indirect syscalls by abusing Exception Handling (VEH) to generate legitimate API call stack frames. By calling a standard Windows API function and setting a hardware breakpoint within it, the function's call stack is captured. This breakpoint then lets the process to a syscall wrapper in ntdll.dll, preserving the original API's call stack structure. This approach enables syscalls to appear as if they originate from legitimate Windows API calls.
Rust provides functions to initialize and clean up the Exception Handling en necessary for syscall interception. These functions establish the hooks needed to capture and handle indirect syscalls, ensuring clean operation and teardown.
1. initialize_hooks():
- Sets up two exception handlers for adding and managing hardware breakpoints in the system call path. This function allocates memory for the CPU context and retrieves ntdll.dll's base and end addresses for tracing purposes.
2. destroy_hooks():
- Cleans up by removing the added exception handlers.
Rust provides a syscall! macro that wraps several key steps:
1. Resolving the Syscall Address and SSN: The macro uses the PEB to locate ntdll.dll and parses its Exception Directory and Export Address Table to retrieve both the syscall’s address and System Service Number (SSN).
2. Setting Hardware Breakpoint: Once the syscall address and SSN are resolved, the macro sets a hardware breakpoint, allowing Rust to intercept the syscall execution.
3. In the Syscall: Finally, the macro invokes the syscall with the specified parameters, completing the indirect syscall path.
To initialize syscall interception, call initialize_hooks() at the start of your main function and destroy_hooks() to clean up once you're done. You can also adjust the legitimate call stack by modifying the demofunction() in the hooks.rs module.
NtCreateUserProcessThe following example demonstrates how to invoke the NtCreateUserProcess syscall. Full test code is a in lib.rs.
This project is intended for educational and research purposes only. Use it responsibly, as any misuse is solely your responsibility—not mine! Always follow ethical guidelines and legal frameworks when doing security research (and, you know, just in general).
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Contributions are welcome! If you want to help improve Rust or report bugs, feel free to open an issue or a pull request in the repository.
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开发语言:Rust
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